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TO LET13 ANDREWS PLACE, COTTESLOE. Rentalfee negotiable depending on term of lease andnumber of tenants: $450 to $600 per week. 3bedrooms + nursery/study; 1 bathroom and 3/4bedrooms. Fully furnished or can arrange forunfurnished; large excellent washer and dryertwo phone lines. 5 blocks to beach, near Daisiesof Cottesloe and Cottesloe Preschool andNursery. Situated in a very quiet street in culde-sacand near park. Prefer tenants who wishto rent for academic year or longer. Petsallowed with bond. Use of Grand Pianoavailable for appropriate tenant with bond.Available immediately. Contact: claudiamps@bigpond.com.SHENTON PARK, 2-3 bedroom houseavailable February 2003 for 12 months. Quietstreet, garden, 10-15 mins walk fromUniversity, close to shops, parks, etc. Furnishedor unfurnished $300-400 per week. See http://www.maths.uwa.edu.au/~kevin/house.html andphone Kevin on 9380 1357.ClassifiedsHOUSE EXCHANGEWOULD YOU LIKE TO SPEND SOMEMONTHS IN FRANCE? What about a homeexchange? Spacious house in lovely rural villagein the South-west of France, 2 hours drive fromBordeaux and 1 hour drive from Pau. Use ofcomputer/internet connection, car, fridge etc.In exchange a flat or house in Perth–Fremantlearea is wanted for at least 3 months (Jan-March2003) and maybe more. Family of 2 adults and 2children. Contact Helene Jaccomard 9833 1236or hjaccom@cyllene.uwa.edu.au or Nadine.gassie@free.fr.WANTEDLIVE-IN PART-TIME CHILDCARE, own selfcontainedaccommodation (Fremantle thenSubiaco from April) plus car. Morning duties andsome household work for relaxed friendly family.Suit mature, reliable, flexible person, such aspostgraduate student/researcher. Negotiableterms. Phone 9336 3237 after 7pm or emaildburgner@paed.uwa.edu.au.Research Grantsand ContractsContinued from front pageINTERNATIONAL RESEARCHEREXCHANGE PROGRAMMEProf Susan Berners-Price, Chemistry: ‘NMRstudies on DNA interactions of poly-nuclearplatinum’’– $32,000 (2002-04).THE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT OFWESTERN AUSTRALIAMr Ross Kelly, Econs & Comm: ‘Revision offormulas used to differentially resource schools’- $13,489 (2002).WESFARMERS PREMIER COALProf Robert Gilkes, Soil Science & PlantNutrition: ‘Soil properties in relation to plantgrowth and rehabilitation methods for colliecoal mining wastes’’– $17,000 (2002-03).WANTED TO RENTFEMALE STAFF MEMBER and well-behaved,quiet Labrador need 1 bedroom and courtyard/small garden close to UWA for long-term rentfrom Nov/Dec. About $130/week. Call Alia9380 7835.VISTING PROFESSOR FROM USA, 2 adultsand 3 children arriving 9 Feb and leaving 23 June2003, require at least 3 bedrooms, withinwalking distance of UWA. Around $400/week.Call Brenda 9380 2360 or emailbrendac@cyllene.uwa.edu.au.HOUSE-SITTER AVAILABLEFEMALE AVAILABLE TO HOUSE-SIT, betweenDecember 2002–February 2003. Responsible,happy to look after pets and work in garden.Please call 9380 2927 if you’re interested.Leadership Development for WomenCall for ApplicationsThe Leadership Development for Women (LDW) Programme is calling for applications for its 11thprogramme. LDW is open to all levels of female staff who are employed half-time or more and whosecontracts run at least until the end of the year in which the programme starts.To meet the needs of all eligible women, two separate programme streams are run in alternate years.The 2003 programme, Developing Personally and Professionally, is designed for women who are keento explore their leadership potential while they are establishing themselves in their careers. Potentialparticipants will be keen to extend their self-management and leadership skills within their currentroles, as well as explore future career paths and possibilities.Heads of schools and sections, managers and supervisors are asked to encourage eligible women staffto apply for LDW, which has made such a difference already to 270 women at UWA.Applications for LDW 2003 close on 21 November 2002. Further details, including howto apply, are available on the Web at http://www.csd.uwa.edu.au/ldw/whatson/index.htmlRedundant Equipment for SaleITEM PRICE AGE CONDITION CONTACT EXTOverhead projector, 3M 9080 $150 ono 4 2 Russell 1904 rcoleman@library.uwa.edu.auApple Powerbook 5300cs $150 7 2 Peter 7959 phacking@admin.uwa.edu.auApple Colour Stylewriter 2400 $50 – 2 Peter 7959 phacking@admin.uwa.edu.auToshiba 2500CDS $350 6 – Prof Seares 7387MAC II Offers – 2 Amanda 3879Apple Monitor Offers – 2 Amanda 3879MAC IIfx Offers – 3 Amanda 3879OCT 486 SX Offers – 3 Amanda 3879Power MAC 7200/120 Offers – 3 Amanda 3879MACIIVX Offers – 2 Amanda 3879Viewsonic 15" Offers – 3 Amanda 3879Power MAC 8100/110 Offers – 2 Amanda 3879Apple Multiple Scan 14" Offers – 2 Amanda 3879Apple Audiovision 12" Display Offers – 2 Amanda 3879Apple 15" monitor Offers – 2 Amanda 3879486 computer Offers – 2 Amanda 3879Amuse 80DT printer Offers – 3 Amanda 3879Image Writer II Offers – 3 Amanda 3879HP Paint Jet Offers – 3 Amanda 3879Apple Personal Laserwriter Offers – 3 Amanda 3879Personal Laserwriter NT Offers – 3 Amanda 3879Apple color RGB Monitor Offers – 2 Amanda 3879MAC Keyboards x 15 Offers – Amanda 3879Apple Multiple Scan 15" Offers – 2 Amanda 3879Viewsonic 15" Offers – 2 Amanda 3879Viewsonic 15" Offers – 2 Amanda 3879Panasonic KX-P1624 24 pin Multiple node printer Offers – 3 Amanda 3879Bids should be accepted by Monday 18 November with departments to have first optionDepartments are reminded that all University equipment available for sale must be advertised in the UWAnews. Receipts should be PeopleSoft accountcoded 490 (computing with barcode), 491 (non-computing with barcode) or 493 (items with no barcode). If equipment has an existing barcode pleasecontact extension 3618/2546 for details.CONDITION refers to the general condition of item ( 1 = as new; 2 = good; 3 = serviceable; 4 = unserviceable). AGE refers to the nearest year.